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Afer Knifefish The afer knifefish is caught in small streams in Nigeria and gets shipped at about 6 to 7 inches in size, but these exotic aquarium ...
View full detailsAfrican Butterflyfish The African butterfly fish is a specialized surface insect hunter and can actually glide a couple feet, so a tank cover is re...
View full detailsAfrican Dwarf Frog The African dwarf frog will live its entire life underwater. However, they are lung breathers and need access to the surface. Th...
View full detailsAfrican Lungfish The African Lungfish can live in mud and lie dormant for 10 years without water - amazing creatures. Lung fish require live food s...
View full detailsSenegalese Bichir Also known as a 'Dinosaur Eel,' it can add an adventure to your aquarium. These fish look like prehistoric dragons with a slight ...
View full detailsBaby Whale Fish The Baby Whale is an intelligent Mormyrid that is an interesting fish to keep, and it has quite a good personality. These fish are ...
View full detailsBlack Widow Frontosa The black widow frontosa is variation of the Burundi frontosa bred in Taiwan to bring out a mapping black pattern roughly like...
View full detailsBlond Dwarf Frog The blond dwarf frog is a natural color morph of the fully aquatic oddball the African dwarf frog. These little frogs are not albi...
View full detailsCompressiceps Cichlid Albino Already a strange looking fish with the scary nick name Malawi Eye-biter, the albino compressiceps features red eyes a...
View full detailsCongo Tetra At two inches these are incredible rainbow reflecting fish, at one inch not so much. The good news is that these are active schoolers...
View full detailsCongo Tetra At two inches these are incredible rainbow reflecting fish, at one inch not so much. These schooling fish grow to 3.5 inches and can ...
View full detailsAlbino Congo Tetra Even at one inch this natural variation bred in Indonesia looks fantastic. At two inches the albino congo tetra are incredible ...
View full detailsDebauwi Catfish Also known as African glass catfish, come from the Congo River tributaries and grow to about four inches. These fish are great in a...
View full detailsDolphin Fish Dolphin fish look like dolphins but belong to the morymid family that also includes baby whales and elephant nose. These fish go well ...
View full detailsElectric Catfish Electric catfish from Nigeria grow to 20 inches and can produce a shock of 200 volts to disable prey. The charge from a two inch e...
View full detailsElephant Nose Fish The elephant nose evolved to locate prey through a low voltage electric field. This takes a lot of brain power so in one aspect ...
View full detailsEndlicheri Saddle Bichir The endlicheri bichir, or saddle bichir, is one of the less common bichirs available from Cameroon. Like all other bichirs...
View full detailsFahaka Puffer Like all puffer fish, Fahaka puffers from West Africa have beaks to break apart their food. If threatened, they can blow up to three ...
View full detailsLapradei Bichir The lapradei bichir is what is called a "lower jaw" bichir meaning the lower jaw is longer and more predominant than the upper jaw....
View full detailsLeaf Fish African African leaf fish are part of the ctenopoma family and are true ambush predators mimicking the color and shape of surrounding lea...
View full detailsLeopard Ctenopoma Leopard ctenopomas area colorful leaf fish. Even those these are ambush predators their color would not lead to that conclusion; ...
View full detailsMbu Puffer African puffers are more expensive, tougher, harder to source, grow larger and live longer than the South American and Asian species. Li...
View full detailsMiurus Puffer The miurus puffer from Senegal are seldom seen in the trade and prefer live foods and will make a terrific pet fish, but a terrible r...
View full detailsMudskipper African African mudskippers spend much of their lives out of water, these guys love to sunbath and require a surface area - rock or drif...
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